Eric Larson
Eric Larson
I'll need to push a commit to get CircleCI to run, or you'll have to create a CircleCI account. Let me know when the other CIs are happy and I...
> I can see several potential paths: I would start with (2) as it's the path of least resistance and maintains backward compat. Then I'd add (3) as an option...
... and I just checked PySide6 6.9.1 has this problem as well, *but 6.8.3 does not (at least when on #24752)*. So this appears to be an issue specific to...
> Could you test with the Pyside6 pip packages? I did that locally (I work on Linux) and I'm not seeing this error. Yeah I'm using PyPI and have `PySide6-Addons`...
Yeah same error as before for me on latest `master` of `spyder` and `spyder-kernels` with PySide 6.9.0 (and also 6.9.2) installed via PyPI on Linux. I also tested on my...
No need to assign I think, feel free to open a PR when you're ready
I also see with a slightly better (but still incomplete!) regex: ``` $ git grep -P "class .*\(Q[A-Z][a-zA-Z]+,.*\)" | wc -l 32 ``` so there are some other candidates to...
Have you tried `scalings="auto"`? It should try some auto scaling on a per-channel-type (I think?) basis There are keyboard bindings +/- for changing scalings, but it's for all channels. Might...
> I would like to look into the behavior of scalings='auto' a bit. Feel free but also look through `git blame` for relevant issues and PRs, IIRC we discussed how...
> Describe possible alternatives > > I guess we could move the sensors out normal to the surface until they are outside the scalp? This feels like a worse solution...